Well, it's not like the movie line will be THAT big. Just ranger figures, main villain, henchman, other character, a Megazord, possible dragon zord and a morpher. BOA would only need to concentrate on like one wave, it's again not that much, especially since they'll more than likely be released towards the end of DSC.

I think this is likely. I hope they at least bring a Megazord out.

Alternatively they could concentrate on the movie in the first half of the year, and the TV show in the second half of the year. Movie hype might not last the whole year.

If they don't adapt ToQger then they could use Emperor of Darkness Z's monster forms for the 2017-2018 show. Hinelar's Monster Form from Megaranger was used in Lost Galaxy, so anything can be possible

Never watched Toqger but I do hope they skip it because the zords are just so uninspired in comparison to other series

The ToQ trains are not so bad. :lol But they definitely cater to a rather specific demographic, one that might not be available in the United States.

Exactly. It's all about what would sell better. Because, let's be honest, MMPR exists solely as a vehicle to sell toys. And I still believe they'd have an easier time selling Ninjas than Trains.

I'm almost hoping the zaniness of NinNinja get translated as "Serious Red Ninja Ranger has his secret blown by four random people (who are not very serious at all) so he instructs them in Ninjitsu to keep them quiet while trying to defeat evil and ToQGer's imagination as a superpower is used for writing off the crazy mecha and whatnot."

Yellow, when manifesting his Ninja Power into conjuring his Ninja Zord makes a dump truck because he likes dump trucks for example.

Don't forget role play, gimmick figures, vehicles... Again, nothing huge, but certainly a line of toys that should dominate the typical retail store's PR section.
I honestly can't imagine that they wouldn't.
That could be interesting. Though I would be kinda worried about retailers potentially wanting more movie product and not carring about the show's stuff.
Trains are still pretty popular with kids these days. Thomas is still a big seller, and there have been a couple of Thomas clones that have become rather popular in recent years as well. I don't honestly think it would be that hard of a sell.

Ninjas aren't going to be a hard sell either, but I'm not sure how they're oing to market that cluster of zords. I like the weird grouping they've ot going on, but I'm not sure how a kid is oing to react.

Well, there was episode 3.
:lolol

Honestly I wish it was neither. Both look astoundingly goofy, even for power rangers, that a Power Rangers adaption would be extremely hard to make in my opinion. Then again we did survive Zeo, and those helmets were just hideous.